I just know you're secretly working on this (and if you're not, why the hell not!?!) but here's a few things that you've probably thought of already. Streamline item progression. Every card has a point score. Items total point score = their lvl. So why not just give players a points allowance per level? This will remove the awful inverse power plateaus, where a good lvl8 item is infinitely preferable to a good lvl9 and so on, and generally tidy things up. Give items a lifespan. Doesnt have to be short, doesnt have to be too random, but it will inject longevity into the game. Base it on use obviously, so the collectors can just look at their shiny legendaries on the wall, and do their farming with cheap decks. I feel i should have a third suggestion, but really, apart from a general desire for more variety and longevity, that's about it. It would be cool if multiplayer existed at different levels, and maybe if it was actual arenas on the campaign map, and you had to travel between them...random encounters! Cool. Anyway, keep up the good work, bye for now! Aclotheses
Love the post, giving items a life expectency is good, or just make it if the guy with the item dies the item takes damage. After certian damage applied the item is gone. That would really change multi-player. Gives you an incentive run decks with cheaper items
I kinda like the first idea although it will probably not go down well with those folks who've worked hard to get their legends dies. What if items can't be destroyed but can have wear and tear and berendered unusable , and cost to repair is based on item level?? In other words, to play a top deck continuously, will cost a lot of gold. Yes I like this! So rich don't always get richer! They have to play peasant decks occasionally. Would make the ranked guild play more interesting too.
